Paul Williams vs. Kermit Cintron - Revision history

Matt: Reverted edits by Lowkee (Talk) to last revision by Emaster

2011-06-05T18:04:11Z

Reverted edits by Lowkee (Talk) to last revision by Emaster

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	During the fourth round Cintron was rushing toward Williams when Williams slipped~~. As Williams lay on the ground~~ Cintron ~~jumped over~~ him ~~and propelled~~ through the ropes, landing on a ~~table outside of the ring. Replays show that Cintron appeared to inexplicably dive through the ropes in an attempt to avoid Williams~~. The stoppage sent the fight to the judges' scorecards because of a California rule, that says a bout can be decided by the scorecards after the fourth round has begun. That differs with the Association of Boxing Commissions, which stipulates that four full rounds must be completed before the judges can determine a winner.		During the fourth round Cintron was rushing toward Williams when Williams slipped, causing Cintron's momentum to carry him through the ropes, toward a landing that caused a fight stopping injury. The stoppage sent the fight to the judges' scorecards because of a California rule, that says a bout can be decided by the scorecards after the fourth round has begun. That differs with the Association of Boxing Commissions, which stipulates that four full rounds must be completed before the judges can determine a winner.

Lowkee at 16:07, 5 June 2011

2011-06-05T16:07:47Z

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	During the fourth round Cintron was rushing toward Williams when Williams slipped. As Williams lay on the ground Cintron jumped over ~~Williams to avoid~~ him and propelled through the ropes, landing on a table outside of the ring. Replays show that Cintron appeared to inexplicably dive through the ropes in an attempt to avoid Williams. The stoppage sent the fight to the judges' scorecards because of a California rule, that says a bout can be decided by the scorecards after the fourth round has begun. That differs with the Association of Boxing Commissions, which stipulates that four full rounds must be completed before the judges can determine a winner.		During the fourth round Cintron was rushing toward Williams when Williams slipped. As Williams lay on the ground Cintron jumped over him and propelled through the ropes, landing on a table outside of the ring. Replays show that Cintron appeared to inexplicably dive through the ropes in an attempt to avoid Williams. The stoppage sent the fight to the judges' scorecards because of a California rule, that says a bout can be decided by the scorecards after the fourth round has begun. That differs with the Association of Boxing Commissions, which stipulates that four full rounds must be completed before the judges can determine a winner.

Lowkee at 16:07, 5 June 2011

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	During the fourth round Cintron was rushing toward Williams when Williams slipped~~, causing~~ Cintron~~'s momentum~~ to ~~carry~~ him through the ropes, ~~toward~~ a ~~landing~~ that ~~caused a fight stopping injury~~. The stoppage sent the fight to the judges' scorecards because of a California rule, that says a bout can be decided by the scorecards after the fourth round has begun. That differs with the Association of Boxing Commissions, which stipulates that four full rounds must be completed before the judges can determine a winner.		During the fourth round Cintron was rushing toward Williams when Williams slipped. As Williams lay on the ground Cintron jumped over Williams to avoid him and propelled through the ropes, landing on a table outside of the ring. Replays show that Cintron appeared to inexplicably dive through the ropes in an attempt to avoid Williams. The stoppage sent the fight to the judges' scorecards because of a California rule, that says a bout can be decided by the scorecards after the fourth round has begun. That differs with the Association of Boxing Commissions, which stipulates that four full rounds must be completed before the judges can determine a winner.

Emaster: moved Fight:1496495 to Paul Williams vs. Kermit Cintron

2010-05-10T15:29:44Z

moved Fight:1496495 to Paul Williams vs. Kermit Cintron

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(No difference)

Matt at 00:16, 10 May 2010

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	During the fourth round Cintron was rushing toward Williams when ~~Paul~~ slipped,~~<br>~~		During the fourth round Cintron was rushing toward Williams when Williams slipped, causing Cintron's momentum to carry him through the ropes, toward a landing that caused a fight stopping injury. The stoppage sent the fight to the judges' scorecards because of a California rule, that says a bout can be decided by the scorecards after the fourth round has begun. That differs with the Association of Boxing Commissions, which stipulates that four full rounds must be completed before the judges can determine a winner.
	causing Cintron's momentum to carry him through the ropes, toward a landing~~<br>~~
	that caused a fight-stopping injury.~~<br>~~
	The stoppage sent the fight to the judges' scorecards because of a California rule~~<br>~~
	that says a bout can be decided by scorecards after the fourth round has begun.~~<br>~~
	That differs with the ~~Assn.~~ of Boxing Commissions, which stipulates that four full~~<br>~~
	rounds must be completed before the judges can determine a winner.~~<br>~~

Blue at 07:46, 9 May 2010

2010-05-09T07:46:06Z

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	causing Cintron's momentum to carry him through the ropes, toward a landing<br>		causing Cintron's momentum to carry him through the ropes, toward a landing<br>
	that caused a fight-stopping injury.<br>		that caused a fight-stopping injury.<br>
	~~That decision~~ sent the fight to the judges' scorecards because of a California rule<br>		The stoppage sent the fight to the judges' scorecards because of a California rule<br>
	that says a bout can be decided by scorecards after the fourth round has begun.<br>		that says a bout can be decided by scorecards after the fourth round has begun.<br>
	That differs with the Assn. of Boxing Commissions, which stipulates that four full<br>		That differs with the Assn. of Boxing Commissions, which stipulates that four full<br>
	rounds must be completed before the judges can determine a winner.<br>		rounds must be completed before the judges can determine a winner.<br>

Blue at 06:51, 9 May 2010

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	causing Cintron's momentum to carry him through the ropes, toward a landing<br>		causing Cintron's momentum to carry him through the ropes, toward a landing<br>
	that caused a fight-stopping injury.<br>		that caused a fight-stopping injury.<br>
	That decision sent the fight to the judges' scorecards because of a California<br>		That decision sent the fight to the judges' scorecards because of a California rule<br>
	~~rule~~ that says a bout can be decided by scorecards after the fourth round has begun.<br>		that says a bout can be decided by scorecards after the fourth round has begun.<br>
	That differs with the Assn. of Boxing Commissions, which stipulates that four full<br>		That differs with the Assn. of Boxing Commissions, which stipulates that four full<br>
	rounds must be completed before the judges can determine a winner.<br>		rounds must be completed before the judges can determine a winner.<br>

Blue at 06:50, 9 May 2010

2010-05-09T06:50:01Z

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	causing Cintron's momentum to carry him through the ropes, toward a landing<br>		causing Cintron's momentum to carry him through the ropes, toward a landing<br>
	that caused a fight-stopping injury.<br>		that caused a fight-stopping injury.<br>
			That decision sent the fight to the judges' scorecards because of a California<br>
			rule that says a bout can be decided by scorecards after the fourth round has begun.<br>
			That differs with the Assn. of Boxing Commissions, which stipulates that four full<br>
			rounds must be completed before the judges can determine a winner.<br>

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<fight>1496495</fight>
During the fourth round Cintron was rushing toward Williams when Paul slipped,<br>
causing Cintron's momentum to carry him through the ropes, toward a landing<br>
that caused a fight-stopping injury.<br>

Paul Williams vs. Kermit Cintron - Revision history

Matt: Reverted edits by Lowkee (Talk) to last revision by Emaster

Lowkee at 16:07, 5 June 2011

Lowkee at 16:07, 5 June 2011

Emaster: moved Fight:1496495 to Paul Williams vs. Kermit Cintron

Matt at 00:16, 10 May 2010

Blue at 07:46, 9 May 2010

Blue at 06:51, 9 May 2010

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